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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26
4 SAD MISFORTUNE.


We learn fFom Mr.. 8. n. Pilss, Who
Tor TIE past week % Zen days has been
81 Oiympia trying 3 ssatsAasd Iand sass
Ter Wm- Sohnson. of TIE 6sEllaeuamisn
river. that Wills Mr.. yohnson was a
OiynUia tFyinR 70 preserve hia hone,
tue Of bis little ehildrsn we're saken
Suddenly III and died wikhin q few aays
thereafter. IL appears that Mr.. John-
s1n lives % TIE North Pork o. a.
Skiia1guam31h river, ID q thiniy sss1led
eommurity. and sias his wife We
alone With the children Wien they we're
taken u u 80 from eiRhisan a
swenty miles 70 TIE nearest doeAaF. ana
tneFe was no enc 20 Sad fer Q physi-
eian, hence tie ehiIdren did uifhoat
medical sid. NJ. johnson ana hia a.
soEney arrived yesterday By ths steamer
kieetwood from Olympia. On arrival,
tne SAD neWB mst him, and the sorrow
eefleken father broka down with grief.
de lsft his family only ten days ago for
olympia, 70 meet the charges of shs
per8ons eontsstinR his Fight 10 his
hons, whsn hts childrsn we're veil ana
happy. SOME time after be lsft two Of
the children were taken SEX, ana theiR
Deaths occurred ciess toestheg. What
makes The oasa mare sad & she fact that
o1e Of the dad little onss waa ahe
fathers snly boy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

Will DoUBLn Trs OAPAeITX.-Ths
Seattle Gas Light oompany is preparing
TO greatly increase Its facilities for fuF-
nishing gas 10 lee customers. Several
years ago the company bouRht some
property adjoining iis works, In which
the company had an immense reservoir
constructed by the late John 7. Jordan.
THIS reservoir has never been used, but
the company is nov engaged IN pump
ina the water out, preparatory 20 plac-
ina therein an Immense gas tank, with
several times the capacity OF the tank ct
present In use. OF late ths company
has bean receiving via ths Canadian
Pacific Railway, large shipments Of
castings and sections Of this tank, BE-
sides much other new and improved gas
machinery. Il Il the intention Of she
company 10 double the present capacity
Of its works this season.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

SUDDEN DnLTH.-Yssterday aftsEnooa
Ohas. Cloudy, 9 young boy, Who ths
previous day underwent the amputa-
ten Of one Of his feet lost above the
ankle joint, died from the effects Of The
shock ct PFovidsnoe Hospital. Il seems
that some weeks ago that Charles, Who
lived ith bis parents on White RiveR.
while playing With some sohoolmatee.
had one Of his ankles badly spraiDed.
Bat little attention vas paid TO the mat
ter a. the injury vas mot considered Of
q serious character, until the ankle be-
came very much infamed. The bog
vas then brought IN 10 the HospitAl.
where an examination showed THAI am
palatiou vas absolutely necessary. The
operation vas performed, bat the shock
proved too great for the poor sufferer.
His body has bsen taken 70 tie home Of
NE parents on Waite river, vhsrs u win
be buried today.
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OUR SAWKILLS.

The Commercial Mil Il buaily ENGAGED
In cutting railroad timbsrs and hIlina
orders for Q dozen houses going up
about the city. Yesterday they were
engaged In shipping the material for
quits q nice house 70 be erected on the
stilAauamish. This mill Ia also cutting
lumber for the eaaneFy near Smiths
Cove, and getting out the material for
1900 salmon cases.. Fifty men are en-
ployeds and the miil runs ten hours per
day.
LI stsason a Posts they are taking
advantage Of the laek Of shipping 20
stock the yard and cut railroad material
Charles Craig has been employed as
foreman In the mill, and will 20 10 work
there on Jaly LIST. Three vessels are nov
on she way 90 this city 10 load at that
mill, the d. O. Murray and Henry Back,
that sailed early Ia Jnne, and the 90
lumbia, that left San Francisco on the
22nd.
The Western Mil, on Lake Union, 10
kept busy filling orders, and the Rail
road Mil has all the work 10 can turn
out, while Neweii's mill, 81 she head Of
the bay, seems 70 be kept busy all the
time.
Mr.. HeRneF stated yesterday that the
sale Of the Mcdonald a Rsitzs mill was
practically eampleted. and that there
was an order for 200. co feet Of lumbeE
awaiting them &c soon a. they we're
ready 10 start the mill up again.
Monday morning We will effsE the
balance Of our millinery stock al q
price Jest half price. Gene early n
you want 1fst choice. ToKLks l. STNa
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POUND DROWYED.

DaElne LOG tide yesterday afternoon
aSslvls Of boys While padding around
he Skta between the City Dock and
Ne coal wharf, saw The form OF q man
lying On the bottom Of the bay With bis
Arms sxlended heavenWaFd. They as
onaa reported their discovery 10 the ON
eela vho had the body towed ashore.
md Coroner Root, after viewing TIE
corpse, ordered u hauled TO y. o.
ehosay's undertaking establishment. II
pfove1 10 BE- The body OF o northern
lndiAn. we'll dressed, Who bad evidently
IN Juneau either on The Anoon OF
uJmpian daring she present montn'
peooAbly a. an employe. In bic pockets
Sses found three hAsks oiled Wisn
vhiaky, q pookea knife. q namber 81
tsnksts. an order tor tl0 and several
lseteFs, ona Of which vas dated at ia
nsas, AlAska, and addressed 10 Ayoung
lady q PoFt Angeles. one Of the letters
Nas addressed 70 Mr.. jackson, which
~ individually the name OF the oe.
seAse4. ID VaFpoFted 70 Be from an old
sseetheAFt whom be had jtlted, or nts.
eeaaed, or Who, in q % Of jealousy, had
Written him . most sarcastic letter.
Ne aid that she had always heard that
va no good, bat had been 10th 20
eellave Il until the present time. when
~ oegan 10 realize thaa ne
- hami Aaml haml She then vent
a6thAnk him for sending her certain
Ne q money be bad promised %
I'd, bat one cent Of which she bad
.sssf reoeivsd. After several more sAr'
-.aae seo.s she closes che eptstle. thts
ANaeR Jackson carried in an inside vsst
eeoeea next 30 his heart. Tue deceased
- APPARENTLY about - years OF age,
- mom hkely could Rad and write
ne hody bad the appearance OF havtnG
80 y tha water bul . shoFt time Ne
etiAOGt money OF friends. the body
Ne deceaasd Will bs barred toSay al
upeasa % kins eoenty. The een
lDpreesiou is thai Jaskeon BE-
eeed 70 enc % ihe steamers freu
$50. aA1AA and that be went ~ town and
eeesina dFsAk. spent vhae cbanGs
- fcs whisky In haakA 70 crink "a
eeoafd, and thai in retarniG 60 %
- - ha fell overheard from The wharf
~ - arounsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

StIaHrLI Oar informant
vas sliRhilv mistaken uhen be stated
shat she Reds would play the POrslands
A Tacoma % the Fouath OF Jaly. The
arranasmanss are made this way; Tie
two ninas play az the Seattle race track
On the Fourth Of JsiY for the t5o Of
frred bV the Oommittes here. and the1
NAV as Tacoma on The 5eA for the -
prsSs oaersa there. While 90 baseball
TONES, 90 uill rspfodace a. Item FROM
vesaaraay'a 6rsegaaaA. uhich reA1s Ae
followa: The Wiilametse baseball
sish retained yesterday from v'easltA,
whers shey Woa The maaeh from Toe
Auities by . scors az Is 70 T. The prize
vas 9 oliver cap. and the soys had 70
nav go duay 10 ees q over. Oo1csrn-
ine tie too DEFEATS 81 Seattle, they eay
thsy had 30 play against ten men. ne
nina players and tue u@ptra- sad
Tan farrotts We didnt have . ktcket,
mats whaa 90 nesaed. II Lea oSal-
ter had been AleAG Ws uoaid naye Son
easy enoaah.
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80 saPttli CAaryh. foaxth stress. neAr
- ~. D. J. feres. pAslor ne pastor
sSrae6 srtVicsa .tii - eel1 - asaal
@aina ~ - 1sygtea 10 SMn4Ay seaeei
sssning sle1ert, Fertia ara fvssaeti-
AasracA- kvsEybody wsleoDs.
49, SG1as ksfsruaaA cAureA. eornsF 81
- A1d VasrsY strssts. Gsx. q. 0raesisa.
= - otstae aorvtrs every eaa3ay - II =
u eunasy ssAool e 70 y. ~
aAiS invited. espsrialiy shs osrua1A.
~ ~ heAsaiss eAareA. Pine seress. bstsss1
- 80 fsnte --PssAchfsg - II a. n s14
esa1ag scAeel - rs = n. Prayer
-, Wednesday alsAta-
nss.,a ssse "a esss&l sssvies e N Huaas
- ~. tslias Asaactsitaa ehARet. eaEn1r q
S'-...ses - eR<tEs strrss1 ia sfzsFsooa q 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26
ovrR1AED PASSENGERS.

- wadsord Oh tie orsrul e Cal.
-. - .xnFfaT: Jehn Bsewer. J kn,Ent
-. - j Rnieht. yr, i AnAson. NJ =
80 80. ss.s.s ~ rnaid. Q Bartlef4 Q =
- y. - Wifs. 3 woodard ana nine emp
gs1tA u.,tin~toa On tbs UMion Pa
-. -1 o. Weich, Thomas 3 II
- -. - Nh I Conan and dankh-
- R~eWn- John WasfknlA. eight
G. " - eni twenay -onesmigrann
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THE TWO BEST PLANS OF LIFE
INSURANCE.

Tia Travellers Of Hartford. nnd TIE
PFoVidFut Savings Of Neg YeFk. No
aassns0snks, and no prumisss % future
dividsnda b dasappoana Me assured.
Thsss eomraniea fuRniEA life tnsuranss
On the common ssDsa b1Mine0 plan, IN
mixed wiih banking % tnseH30ea4 eaa-
seQuently thetR rates are m1eh loves,
and eommsnd ths@ 70 al In need Ct
solsd life issaEaaee. TAILoa . BunEs
are TIE aesntA
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HABTTUAL CONSTITUTION

And kidney and liver Ills. dspeading %
O weak or Inactive eoadition Of The kid-
neys. liver OF bowels. are Baoosssfully
and permanently cared ooly ~ the use
Of The Rsnils yes effective laxative and
diuretis. Syrup Of Fiaa- Its advantages
are evident; 4 10 easily taken, pleasing
70 the taste, seoeptAbls 10 Ne s1omAeA,
harmless % shs most delicate system,
ana truly heaseeial In eAeea. Fog aAie
In 80 osnts and 81 bottles. ow
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RYE AND EAR,
NOTICE.

ATOTICg rs HERRBY GIVEN THAT TIRE
IN partnarnhip heretofore existing between
the undarsigned. Edward d. Downing ana
Rduard d, DoWning 4 o., Ind doing business
q Seattle, WaAhingon Territory. has this day
been dissolved By mutual consent. All debts
due osso become due 70 the hrm. and ell debts
due OF ouisg from taid partnerAhip, are 10 BE-
settled with Edward D. DownlnR.
Dated Il seattle, wash. Ter, June "a. lSs7.
EDWARD b. DOWNING,
CHARLES H. KITffN0ER.
All persons indebted 10 said nrm Of Edward
b. Downing 4 Co. will please call and make
sstilement az soon - possible. We expect 70
devote our entire attention amer JAY LEI 10
The Guarnntes Lean and Trust Co., BY whom
The business viii Be contisued and e. ne sane
place. fie2a iml EDWARD b. DOwEINa.
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Ths CENTRMRRI" b TIE mos1 pep
aiar I'D glove In AmaEiea, el.1S fer Ave-
buia1nA, also fos eiRka bafeonA Tag
ere far bel0w The prizes Of any Other
sanndArd maksF, and foR a and dlrA-
hility are unsxesIls1. The shove aFs ~
al uFieaa (sha glove h not nnA1 aa whcle-
salsJ q eCHWABAOHKR BROS. dala
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

TIE MIssloH. Catholic Church
vas crowded lasi evening. 10 being The
ninth day Of the Mission. The interest
still holds full sway. Those Who have
not heard these learned Fathers should
act fail to do 10 ere the close OF the
Mimisn next Tuesday. The sermon OF
last evening vas on the blessed Viz
GIN" and delivered by Rev. Father
Kern, Who recountad the scenes Of the
cFucihxion Of our Savior and OF the de-
votion % the Virgin Mary In an elo-
auent manner. The speaker related
interesting incidents as 10 q mothers
love; that when ell the world would
soourRe and curse q man, q N 1ther's
heart would be full Of forgiveness, and
no matter how nnRrateful child might
be, q mothers love vas ever the same.
There may be present In this church
thls evening"" be said. lone vho says
4 am fast going headlong 10 peFdition.'
NJ dear friend, there is one Who has
an eye Of pity upon yoa. Come 10
the Blessed Virgin; ask her 20 have
mercy upon yoa and your soul will rot
be lost. !" After the sermon q very beauti-
fol ceremony vas performed In the dedi
cation Of the little children 10 the
Blessed Virgin. the little girls weaEiuR
white, q symbol OF innocence, and the
bows carving candles. The services TO
day will be High Mas and sermon a
1870 q. IN, aermon az go 90 married
men aud az 2. m. 10 unmarried men.
Regular evening service ~ $50; sermon
on Church Authority"
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u 10 NJ IoaesR nsseaaaRy % pay Sc
eanta % have 8 txunk tEanaierred. Ika
seattle Delivery Company viii dsliveE
. trunk 70 sRy part q ~ city fer =
esnaa. Parssis 10 eansA Lave yosf
oraer 81 sAs oGsee. No. 4, James 6lsssA
spposils ths OseidsnsAl. and % sili b
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FURNISHING GOODS.

We are the only agents for the Geld
and Silver Shirts, Collars and Guns.
These goods have no equal In ~
and finish.
Gold Shirt el.50-Silver Shirt ei.2S
Boys percale shirts co., 75e. and 81
Boys' flannel waists with lAbs frOnts
At $L5Q
Mems niSht shirts In plain and fancy
bosoms 81 81, tl.25 and tl0.
lTsw patterns In silk hAnkerchiefs,
linen handkerehiefs. fancy hand
kerchiefs ct 25c., Sc, Soc. and SOC,
ieen's linen collars, all styles and one
lot Of 4ply linen collars 81 &c. each
regular 20c. collar.
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IArxoHzD.-Ths nsw three-0asssd
sshoonsr balli In Hall BrosAsEs yard 81
Port RlAkaly. wHs snesaasfaay laansasd
vn.asrday syuning 81 7:iA IN Ne pfes
- al 4 are nnmhsF 81 peepla- Ne
80 ehriNtaneA the LiEMie Nanee and
III - sonsnanAsd By oapaAta Z. =.
HafaWiek.
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Nothing bas clearing aAle prices feR
thu balanoa Of our samaeR goods. Be
an hand Monday morning and for The
next SIXTY days. ToxKAa q 61NaznMAK.
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One case mems oil wool fast coloEs.
and non shrinking underwear. 70
ali eolors, reduced from . suit
Of
Meas fns white and gray nsrino
SOC. and J3c.
Msn's fancy stripe and solid color,
reinforced BalbriggAn underwear,
81 &c, 81 and $50.
Rad medicAtsa underwear Of VI,
ei.95 and $50.
Meas ana elastic web suspenders Al
Sc, Sc. and SOC.
do. silk nnishsd fancy eRds 81 oOc.
and 75c.
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Cotton half hose In plain and fancy
colors 26c. 00c. and SOC.
Llsls and casslme 25c. and 35c.
One case fine regular half hose with
fancy top. 3 pain for Soc.
Geats QAnd) shirts, made OF fne
standard mnslia, pure linen bosom,
neck and sleeve reinforced for II,
t1.25 and Sl.50.
Fancy shirts finished In A style, 2
collars and one pair cuffs with each
shirt, at &c. 7sc. 81, e1-25 and
$3.50
For this week, one case OF VIM. Land
Shirts msde Of good heavy muslin,
Ilnen bosom, ~ SOC.
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Read eur advertisement In today's
Posi- IHKILIaKxCzR and zee the bargains
We are Offering, and be early Monday
morning and secure Arst choice. ToKI.ks
4 SNaKRMAN.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
ElCpRsIOAA

Parties eoipg Rxss vii save mansy By
calling % Z. W. ncGuxIs. % Ma
sarsel. I'd
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DRESS GNOHONDlSl.

Positively the Finest and Cheapest Dress Goods offered
~ 4Sinch all wool Ra HOmPun suing sold aI2 Reduced
clearing o
in
by at 75cs win 60 until all sOld for Csc
and
Nm worth 70 n reatsAeat
Of Arnus, OOents price
Gable Tw Cashmere yos
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DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS

John Layer. q native Of Germany,
vas admitted 10 citizenship.
The Arguments on the demurrer TO the
indictments against 8. O. Harris were
closed and the Court took the matter
under advisement.
The bearing of the case of William
Ooohrane ". George Bracket, for an
injunction 10 restrain the defendant
from putting 10 shear boom at the
mouth Of the DaWamish river, was set
for $50 Q. m. on Monday.
The oase Of w. O. HsWtheFRe W. the
Columbia & Puget Sound Railroad
Company, is nov on trial.
Court adjourned tili y O. N. On Mon
dAv,
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Dress goods that we're sold for q lass
week Will be sold fos SO. a. long a. they
last. ToxL.As Il SEN0kRMAN.
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Read cur advertisement In this morn
mas paper, and Il you wAnt bargains,
come early Monday morning for neok
weaR and gsnts' 6ns hats. ToKLAs q
HFAnEnMan.
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Visit our store early Monday morn
ing and see what We can do for you IN
the way Of bargains. The balance OF
our summer goods must be closed out.
Dress goods worth 81 for 80. ToKLAs
A HrNoRRMAN
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SALE,
Fvorv NIeht a. ESQ,

Every Night az $780,
A LARGE STOCK or CLOTHING AND
IA goeda for mems wear,
shirts, BoOta, Shoes. etc.
SO Froat sreet............. Colman'a Biloxi
n. Lazy, AactionseF. Jas Ina
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PROBABLE ATTRAcTToYS.

A special 10 the Posr.IHTuLIoKHoxR
lasa evening from Portland says:
"Rhea closed Q brilliant season 81 the
New Market TheatsF tonight. She re-
taFns nsxs year 10 Shakespeare roles.
Manager Howe has secured the famous
author, actress and lecturer, Miss Kate
Fisld, for q night With Dickens. The
next attraction of note Ia the celebrated
actor aud Irish comedian. Daniel Snlly,
10 his laaghable play, which has been
90 Successful ct the Bush Street TheateF,
San Francisco. entitled Daddy Nolan"
Mrs. LanRtEy follows Mr.. Sally.
@-GDS
Jerseys marked down 10 manufac-
turers' prices. Come and price them
Monday morning. We will sell you q
good jersey for 76a ToKLAs Il BExs-
KRMAN.
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Wash dress eosaA Aatsnishinz AnG
astsandin9 bArEatss IN sAseens. otn&
htus cFinkiea- IokLA4 = ekS@H@AAss
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CLOTHING CLOTHING CLOTHING |
Sale Price, $4.75.

12l - rs
hk regular $3.50 price "a rs
$780, 80 and
$l1,
into the hopper at &A76
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We are not going 10 carry over any
Summer goods II prices vtll roeve them.
Cone Monday morning 10 yo1 want
bargains. ToKLAs a STS8xRMAs.
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FOR SALE.
FOrSaIe Cheap.

T,LFyKS HEAD on WORK oxKN-Is-
II qzirs - citg stables. JeAa
T1TyE HEAvY TKANs-SKYEN BUG
n ~ hogsaA Terms reanonAhle. Tar
= - Al ths CITY Stables. corner Main
ard Third streets. Seattle. ~
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NOTICE.

AL PRISONS HAVING ANY CLAIM
"A agaiDst The steamers ". y. aunroe Apd
Nellie are regussted 70 present The same imme.
sifaaely, on b0ard Of either the absve nMne1
steamers OF a the uhnrnngsv'a once Yesler's
dook, sssstls. is21 q Q. .. BR0WEYiELD.
GUITAR LESSONS
miss oLAyA n. HANsoS -nEstDnNoS
M corner Wesa ADD virginia streets, Worth
ssattls. )ei'u
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WHAT Was oTTKRKI


similar 10 those Of Port Townsend"
"Yes."
"They come from two different quar-
tiers, l nnderstand-north, towards the
nArrows, and south. which location
Woald you preferf
"Weil, tfit came TO that, l would
have 10 90 over the gFound 10 decide. !
woald favar an accessible location,
convenient 70 the street cars. etc"
Port Townsend newspapers. Sc.
speak of the matter a. wholly settled,
she University incorporated, and lie To-
eaten fixed 81 that place. Have the
people there handed over the Subsidy 2"
''Oh, yes. they are ready and have
rendered what they offered. 10 only re-
mains 10 consider the valne Of The same.
However, there are three men there VITO
oaer 10 make up any defcieHey in the
estimated valuation. Oae man there
has offered to give 30 acres. That
is the kind Of people they are.
They seem 10 be In earnest In their de-
alra 20 secure the University. II ts very
unfsgtanAte. though Q great mistake
and one that will be lasting cause OF
regret In the Tertiary. ! would like 70
see the whole thing wiped out and BE-
Elm over agAin." sAid The Bishop, In
tones indicative Of deep feeling 10 the
~ utter.
oOLoNEI BATxEs As MARSHAL
with regard 30 the marshal Of the
parade here on the Fourth Of Joly Mr..
q. W. Anderson, Of the committee Of
arFanesmenta, states THAI Dol. Hill. whs
vas chosen 20 that position, u suffering
10 each q degree With The1mAiism 81
his hone In Seaasle. thai be feaFs be
vii Be enable b ST. and - signiaed 70
tie oommittsa, and thai thsreapoa Col.
Hainea. also CT Seattle, was asked 10
marshal the fercaa. and las o0nasntea
10 % %.
DAVID Lester has been awarded The
eoutract 10 bald the eogtnea fog No
MillAn's boai, nOU bstn9 bnilt IN seat
lie. Tie boat. be sAys. d Intended fog
tsAf3c on tka Saoq1Aluaie river. 1hs
engines and boiler 90 the SkAeti Chtaf
have bsen tssasd. and TIE eoAl hes been
run 0ai % The SOand and foand % Be
entirely II ship-shape eondilion-
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on he hill fos The iAck Of water 80 d.
tailad IN The PoSI- sous
wosks a9O. TIE Tacoma LAehs and
waaeR Company are now p1iainR IN
pipes foe service % al the erooth
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TIOOma. Jane 5. Iss7.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-26

The British bark Hasquiana, arrived
yesterday from Victoria under charter
10 load lumber at Port Blaksly for Val
paraiso 81 81 los. Sd. per thousand feet.
Several hundred thousand feet Of red
wood lumber viii be shipped from Ham,
6oldt 10 be trana-ahipped 10 The West
Coast BY this bark.
PoaT TOWNSEND, June Is, 1887.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-23
VAUDEVILLE

The Universalist 8 ociety are decorating
their church very prettily for the Christmas
festivities.
The A. o. L. W. had social good time a,
their hall Tuesday evening. A large crowd
was in attendance. Speaking, reading and
social games made up the entertainment.
Officer Sturtevant discovered four men at
work about me corner market Monday night.
apparently striving to effect an entrance.
When they discovered the officer they made
off and three of them succeeded in escaping
but the fourth was run down in Temple Court.
He was hustled into the cage and kept till
morning when his friends appeared on the
scene aud satisfied the authorities that their
fierce burglar was only a weeping Colby
student who, with his companions. had been
striving to emulate Ben Butler in his college
days and steal a few street signs. The young
man was released and won't do so any more.
The Baptist church on the plains was dedi-
Gated Tuesday afternoon and evening. The
president and secretary of the Baptist Home
Missionary Society were in attendance and
many other clergymen prominent in the de-
nomination.
Co. II. and about Fifty other citizens of
Wateryille attended the funeral of Gov. Bod
well at Augusta Tuesday. All the principal
business houses we're closed from eleven
o'clock till two in accordance with Gov. Mar
ble's request
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-23

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